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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 4, Scene 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Henry states that during peacetime, nothing is more becoming to a man than __________.
(a) Humble patience.
(b) Hard-favored rage.
(c) Fair nature.
(d) Modest stillness and humility.

2. To what does Henry compare his men as they are eagerly awaiting battle?
(a) Fighting dogs.
(b) Tigers.
(c) Race horses.
(d) Greyhounds.

3. The chorus states, "Think, when we talk of _________, that you see them."
(a) Wenches.
(b) Horses.
(c) Armies.
(d) Ships.

4. What does Ely say regarding the transformation in King Henry?
(a) He used to be more fun.
(b) It was a long time coming.
(c) We are blessed.
(d) He now has a holier-than-thou attitude.

5. Which part of the body does the chorus mention when he says, "We'll not offend one __________ with our play"?
(a) Heart.
(b) Stomach.
(c) Brain.
(d) Nose.

Short Answer Questions

1. Henry, who is in disguise, tells Williams and Bates that "Every subject's duty is the king's, but every subject's _________ is his own."

2. On whose behalf does Pistol ask Fluellen to plead for mercy after this individual had been sentenced to death for robbing a church?

3. Which character calls Bardolph, Nym, and Pistol "dogs" and tells them to go up to the breach.

4. Sir Thomas Grey tells King Henry that those who were his father's enemies now do what?

5. Canterbury urges King Henry to divide England into __________ and have __________ go to fight France while the rest stays home to defend against invaders.

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